(actively intoxicated) regular guitars are microtonal instruments bro just bend the note

lmao

fucked up thumb-over chord shapes of the day

57x674 & 557674

that major 14th interval is the good stuff but it's also not fun to fret

ok cool

yeah I think even with the year old factory strings played by god knows who in the music store we have the top half of a metal bass tone pretty figured out

apparently these chords are conventionally split into two separate guitar parts but I wanted to see if they made sense in D# standard tuning as one part with our thumb-over chord vocab and yea they do

well I can't give you the real audio for the null test then you'll just have to trust me on that one lmao

ahem

ACCORDING TO INTEGRATED LUFS VALUE THESE TWO SONGS ARE PLAYING BACK AT THE EXACT SAME LOUDNESS

according to the integrated LUFS value, these two songs, which are both very smashed, are playing back at the exact same loudness

actually realised I could just check the preview

subsample aligning with the 96khz 24bit CD version at -6dB and nulling gives us a differential comprised solely of compression artifacts, the master recording is identical, the playback is -6dB below full scale

this might be the single funniest guitar I've ever seen enter a repair shop